Kit Carson County, Colorado |
Louie John Waechter, nephew Louis Jacob Waechter, 6 South 46 West
Louis was born to Jacob & Minnie Waechter, in Baden, Germany. He married Emma M. Nowack on August 16, 1903 in Blue HIll, Nebraska. Emma M. Nowack, was born to Gustav (born May 1858) & Huldah Dorothea(born Nov. 1864, Frahm) Nowack, in Hermann, Missouri. Siblings; Lydia, Nov. 1883.....MO Frank, Nov.18,1886-Sept 19, 1966.....MO William, Nov. 1889...MO Mary, April 1893.....NE Amanda, Sept. 1895...NE Walter C., May 1898.....NE Josephine, * 1906-7, NE Their children: Margaret 1904-5? NE Bernard 1905-6? NE Martin/Morton 10/09/1906, NE Eva 10/14/1909, NE Manfred A. 8/26/1911 Willard A. 3/04/1915 Hilbert E. 12/29/1916 Amanda J. 12/26/1918, Blue Hill, NE Louis (about 39) died in the 1918 flu epidemic, while Emma was pregnant with Amanda, "Peggy." Later, she married Logan Fouts, and they had a daughter, Jane Fouts. |
Peggy was 41 when she died of lung cancer. "Peggy" was born to Louis & Emma Waechter in Blue Hill, NE , adopted by her sister Eva and brother-in-law Ed Deleski, who was in the US Army. Sister; Mrs. Margaret Riggsby of Palo Alto, Ca, Mrs Eva Deleski of Livermore, Ca, Jane Johnson of North Platte, Neb; brothers Martin Waechter of Hayward, Manfred Waechter of Panama City, Fla, Willard Waechter of Palmer, Neb, Hilbert "Boss" Waechter of North Platte, Neb. One brother, Bernard, preceded her in death. She grew up in Nebraska, then moved with her sister and brother-in-law and went to high school in Wahiawa, Oahu, Hawaii. She graduated from high school in Lake Forest, Illinois. As a little child, she always wanted to grow up and have grandchildren. She died seven years before her first grandchild was born. She did sketches & did oil paintings, sang & played the guitar. She liked to sketch birds & squirrels. She sketched Jesus on the Cross also. She designed our well by painting ivy on it. She made all of my little dresses & bloomers when I was little, but stopped when she started working. She had red tulips that she dug up each year, and replanted each spring. She married Corp. Paul Leroy Anderson July 05, 1940 in Fort Madison, Lee County, Iowa at the First Methodist Church. She wore a fitted dress of daisy crepe with a blue background, with white accesories. The Bride's mother & sister attended. Paul's mother (Minnie) and sister (Shirley) served as attendants. They went home to their home at Fort Sheridan, Illinois above Chicago. She was a loving mother to her children; Tommy Gene Anderson, memoral #17503869 Paula Lee Anderson Peggy Jo Anderson She attended Arcadia Presbyterian Church in Peoria, IL. She died of cancer at 41. She had worked in a plant where there were plastic, and paint fumes. We think that is how she got lung cancer. She did NOT ever smoke! Her last home was N. Pleasant Hill Road, East Peoria, IL, before that she had lived ten years at 3109 W. Glen Avenue, Peoria, Illinois. |
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